Dr Ben Taylor-Davies discusses the use of hyaluronidase in medical aesthetics and the main considerations for practitioners Hyaluronidase is a prescription-only medicine widely used in aesthetic medical practice for a
Miss Caroline Wilde and Mr Daniel Ezra delve into post-hyaluronidase syndrome and what can be done by practitioners. The widespread use of hyaluronic acid dermal fillers in medical aesthetics has led to an increase in filler-related complications.1,2 Common issues include …
Medical device manufacturer Prollenium has acquired topical hyaluronidase Topilase.
The Oculofacial Aesthetic Academy (OFAA) is hosting a facial ultrasound course in March.
A survey conducted by aesthetic practitioners Dr Mohamed Hani and Dr Philippe Hamida-Pisal has indicated that there is a lack of standardisation for the training and practical use of hyaluronidase in aesthetic practice.
Aesthetic training provider Cosmetic Courses is now offering a one-day cadaver facial anatomy course.
A study has suggested that retrobulbar hyaluronidase injection is unlikely to alleviate vision loss caused by hyaluronic acid (HA) filler injections.
The International Association for Prevention of Complications in Aesthetic Medicine (IAPCAM) is holding a fresh cadaver wet lab course the day before its conference in September.
Reconstructive oculoplastic surgeon and founder of the Oculo-facial Aesthetic Academy (OFAA) Mrs Sabrina Shah-Desai has launched a virtual reality (VR) app for delegates.